Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Eskimo Joe
Canonical path: /eskimo-joe/two-front-teeph
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Two Front Teeph
Read Two Front Teeph lyrics by Eskimo Joe on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Two Front Teeph
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Yea I'm drunk but why're you
Kicking me out
Yea I'm a punk won't you let me back in
Yea I'll scream it again
Conversations too loud
It's a natural thing
Oh you make me so proud
Yea I'll kiss and you can
Swing from a rope
Yea I'll call you when
You think you can cope
Music too loud
Should we go outside
Maybe swing from a cloud
Or go for a ride
Can't say teeth without your two front teeph
Alcohol makes me so wild
Makes me so wild all that alcohol
Gonna scream and shout
Gonna let it all out
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